Snow melts as warm winds clear Cheyenne streets
Cheyenne residents report the blizzard aftermath as warm weather and strong winds largely erase snow from downtown. Taxi services advertise rapid response and low rates while local stores note a rush of Christmas shoppers. Notable visitors include Will Harding from Eaton and George Huntley from Casper with several arrivals from Rawlins Albany Pine Bluffs and Horse Creek. Patrols remain active at night near the police station. Senator F E Warren and wife arrive from the east.
Weather and police notes from Cheyenne and Wyoming
Fair weather expected for Cheyenne and vicinity with little temperature change. In Wyoming a broad forecast calls for generally fair conditions Wednesday with possible rain in the northwest. Police report CRAPS player fined for gambling and a second man fined. search continues for a third man and a hotel employee linked to a theft. Laxative Bromo Quinine true product. no head effects. E. W. Grove's signature on box. 30c.
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Wyoming
R. E. Burns
Sixteenth Street
Davis
Albany
E. W. Grove
Edward Lawler Pioneer of Cheyenne Dies in Denver
Edward Lawler aged 52 died of pneumonia in Denver Tuesday morning. Survived by widow Mrs. Marie Lawler in Cheyenne and four children Marie Annie Joseph and Edwin. Also a brother and sister in Parnell Iowa. He came to Cheyenne thirty years ago. Funeral from St Marys Cathedral Thursday.
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Edward Lawler
Denver
Cheyenne
Marie Lawler
Marie
Annie
Joseph
Edwin
State House
A. W Woodruff
Union Pacific
Lawler
Parnell
Iowa
St. Mary's Cathedra
Cheyenne to Host Five Day Chautauqua Next Year
Cheyenne plans a five day Chautauqua program next year with Eve Freeman as advance agent for the Redpath Horner Chautauqua system. R N Grace named secretary. committee members to be announced. This marks a departure from the Standard Chautauqua system used previously.
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Cheyenne
Eve Freeman
R. N. Grace
Chervenne
Lone Star plans vigorous development after Humble field visit
Charles A. Bradley, developer of the Lone Star property, reports from the Humble field that December should be one of the best months for Lone Star and neighbors. The company pledges to continue a vigorous development campaign until all Lone Star acreage is drilled to production.
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Lone Star
Humble
Texas
Lone Star Oil Company
Houston
Lone Star Holdings
Producers Oil Company
The
Great Texas Oil Company
Lone Star Company
Gulf Pipe Lime Company
Charles A. Bradley
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